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chronic bad breath following oral sex

i recently started dating a guy and after giving him oral sex i have noticed this terrible bad breath that no matter what i do will not diminish. I have always been good as far as oral hygiene and now no matter what i do i cant get rid of the bad breath. Couldl this possibly be an std causing the bad breath? please help
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Hey mm34. I have been suffering the same thing and I cant get rid of it. It's been like 15-16 years for me. Never had bad breath and the day after I decide to give my girl at the time oral sex. I immediately noticed people calling me stank, and he smells bad. This has been a nightmare . Please tell me you figured out a cure?
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What kinds of treatment have you looked for? Have you seen your doctor or dentist? Had any testing done?

There isn't an STD out there that would linger for this long without causing serious issues, so it's not an STD. You also wouldn't get symptoms of an STD the day after an encounter. It would take at least two days for symptoms of an STD to appear, usually days longer.

Bad breath can be caused by internal things, like acid reflux, certain foods, medications, metabolic disorders, H Pylori - the bacteria that causes ulcers, and lots of other things - https://www.webmd.com/oral-health/ss/slideshow-bad-breath-causes

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I have bad breath and I noticed it the next day after I was with a girl and we had oral sex. SDT-s like throat gonorrhea  ,chlamydia , was checked and there was a PCR test. Nothing was found, but I'm convinced that I caught  something from that girl.
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Never heard of a STD causing bad breeth. See your dentist for further info.
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